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No offence to Virgin, but their Android line of apps are a bit shabby.
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Android version of the BBC Sports App out now. So that's an app, created from scratch, rolled out and completed on the 2 main mobile platforms within 2 months.
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Plus VM aren't building an app from scratch - they are having to add their customisations into code TiVo wrote |
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As far as TV Anywhere is concerned, the vast majority of the server-side setup work (configuring CDNs etc) has been done. I'm not saying that testing on Android is easy with all the devices available, but...I just hope were still not waiting months from now. |
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Sorry if this is a thicko question.:confused: When your IPad is in a docking station in a vertical position, is there any way of rotating the picture when watching live tv? Picture is horizontal and can't figure how to turn it:(. not sure if I've explained that correctly.
Noticed picture rotates automatically on BBC I player when docked |
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I think it's configured that way (wide) when you watch tv to give the largest display area, it always switches to it even on Ipad
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Ideally we need Sky to launch Sat>IP combined with planner sharing so that Virgin has to launch TiVo Stream, both of which would treat the phone/tablet as another set top box rather than streaming ~10 channels from Virgin HQ.
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